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Fuel price advice for Perth drivers - 7 November 2012

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Fill up today if you want to pay less for your petrol – that’s the advice from FuelWatch.

On Thursday, 8 November 2012, most Caltex and Coles Express sites are hiking their ULP price tomorrow by 12 cents per litre (cpl) up to 145.9 cpl. Most BP and Caltex Woolworths sites are hiking their ULP price by 11 cpl up to 144.9 cpl. Most Gull and Peak sites are also hiking their price tomorrow, up to 142.9 cpl.

Tomorrow's metropolitan average price for ULP will be 143.3 cpl, however there will be 40 Perth sites selling below 137 cpl. Given that Perth ULP prices follow a weekly cycle, with Thursday and Friday being the most expensive days, FuelWatch recommends filling up today and paying no more than 135 cpl.

Wednesday’s cheapest ULP is available for:

131.9 cpl at Peak Glen Forrest and Peak Sawyers Valley in the East;

130.9 cpl at Caltex StarMart Willetton in the South; and

131.1 cpl at Coles Express Mount Lawley in the North.

Thursday’s cheapest ULP will be available for:

130.8 cpl at Caltex Woolworths Midvale in the East;

130.8 cpl at Caltex Woolworths South Lake, Caltex Woolworths Canning Vale, Caltex Woolworths Southern River and Caltex Woolworths Murdoch in the South; and

131.1 cpl at Coles Express Mount Lawley in the North.

Tomorrow’s metropolitan average price for LPG will be 84.1 cpl, however there will be over 40 sites selling below 80 cpl. Thursday’s cheapest LPG will be available for 77.5 cpl at Caltex Woolworths Morley Galleria.

FuelWatch advises motorists to ALWAYS check the price of petrol and LPG before they buy. Motorists can find the cheapest petrol via a free daily email from FuelWatch – simply head to www.fuelwatch.wa.gov.au to subscribe. More than 43,000 people are already signed up. Alternatively, you can log on to www.fuelwatch.wa.gov.au each day or phone 1300 55 08 08.